Sentence examples for was less known from inspiring English sources

Mr. Isaac was less known to neighbors.

Although he was less known outside France than, say, Chevalier, Piaf and Mr. Aznavour, for many French he was the personification of "la chanson française".

Others argued that the debates allowed Mr. Bradley, who was less known than the vice president, to make his pitch to a broader audience than he would roaming Iowa and New Hampshire.

Solzhenitsyn, who was less known for his comedy, doe-eyed looks, and middle-class charm, won the Nobel Prize in 1970, and ended his lecture with a Russian proverb: "One word of truth shall outweigh the whole world".

If his scholarship was sometimes questionable, his authority was not: Carter judges that in the fifties he was "the most powerful and influential man in British art history" — though he was less known to the public than Kenneth Clark.

Wardropper says of the choice, "I think it startled a few people — he is known as Tapestry Tom, as someone who knows an area better than anyone else in the world but was less known for breadth across an institution".

Longer-term effects are less known, however.

Nationwide Asset is less known than Credit Solutions.

Yet Ms Roth is less known and less well-regarded.

In the bishop's case, the trauma is less known.

With no judicial record, Ms. Kagan is less known.